To install PowerToys using Scoop, run the following command from the command line / PowerShell: scoop bucket add extras
If you have issues when installing/upgrading, create an issue at the maintainers GitHub repository or follow the Chocolatey triage process. To upgrade PowerToys, run: choco upgrade powertoys To install PowerToys using Chocolatey, run the following command from your command line / PowerShell: choco install powertoys These community-driven alternative install methods are not officially supported and the PowerToys team does not update or manage these packages. In case there are problems with uninstalling a version, there are cleanup scripts available: \EXECUTABLE_INSTALLER_NAME.exe -extract_msi and this will extract the MSI to your desktop. You'll want to change the EXECUTABLE_INSTALLER_NAME to what the file name actually is. If you have an issue where the MSI is not accessible, you can download the installer, that corresponds with the installed version, via the PowerToys release page and then run the following command. \dark.exe -x $"\Desktop\PowerToysSetup-0.53.0-圆4.exe"įixes for uninstalling 0.51 and earlier builds issues # dark.exe -x OUTPUT_FOLDER INSTALLER_PATH This PowerShell example assumes the default install location for WiX Toolset and the PowerToys installer downloaded to the desktop. Here are the common commands you may want: Command The installer executable accepts the Microsoft Standard Installer command-line options. To install PowerToys using the Windows Package Manager, it is as simple as running the following command from the command line / PowerShell: winget install Microsoft.PowerToys -source winget Install from the Microsoft Store's PowerToys page. Once downloaded, open the executable file and follow the installation prompts.Select the PowerToysSetup-0.#.#-圆4.exe or PowerToysSetup-0.#.#-arm64.exe file to download the PowerToys executable installer.Select the Assets drop-down menu to display the files for the release.Visit the Microsoft PowerToys GitHub releases page.To install PowerToys using a Windows executable file:
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